The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 22, 1920, Image 4
THE U N I p N TIMES
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
BY THE UNION TIMES COMPANY
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LEWIS M. RICE Editor
Registered at the Poatoffite in Union, S. C.,
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SATURDAY. MAY 22, 1920
UNION'S NEW HOTEL
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Union is to have the new hotel, and
it is to he a modert and well equipped
one. For some time it has been manifest
that the enterprise would materialize,
and last night the concern
was organized, the constitution and
by laws adopted, directors chosen and
i^ficers elected. The call for lO^o of
the subscriptions was ordered and
plans for constructing the hotel will
be put into motion at once. The successful
drive for a new hotel to cost
$150,000 is an achievement for Union,
a real achievement. It is a tribute to
united action and reveals what can be
done when the citizens of a community
unite to put through a movement
that means a bigger and better Union.
It begins to be more and more apparent
that a modern, well construct
t'd hotel will be a paying proposition,
as well as a big asset to the community.
It is true that most of \is
began with the idea that such an
institution would be a toig booster for
the town, but that the returns from
the investment would be poor, probably
none whatever. Investigation
revealed that a very good return on
the money invested may be expected
provided it is kept to a first class
stirtidard and is honestly administered.
It is a day of travel. Men come and
go at a very much greater rate than
ever before, and we are in the infancy
of this movement to journey
here and tliorp fnr fhn onlnmnKilo o?-I
first the rich man's luxury, has come
to be the world's greatest currier of
human freight. It is not a bit unreasonable
to believe that, with the
great Appalachian Highway connecting
Ur.ion with Columbia on one side
and the mountains of North Carolina
on the other side, to si^y nothing
of the great number of business
travelers, will ^ring scores of people
here every day im the summer.
Coming or going, it will afford an
excellent stopping place, and it is the
purpose of the promoters of the enterprise
to provide an attractive stopping
place.
The new hotel was named the Fairfax
Harrison Hotel?a compliment to
Mr. Harrison, president of the Southern
railway, and a .man who is notel
for his wise efforts to build up the
industrial and agricultural interests
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OUUHI.
It is with no small degree of pride
that we chronicle the successful conclusion
of the movemenl, for it is an
advertisement that reveals a spirit of
unanimity that promises much in a
community; and, while others, wiser
and stronger than we, have toiled in
season and out of season to bring
about such a consummation, The
Times cannot be accused of being a
slacker in boosting the enterprise.
It now becomes the duty of every
subscriber to see to the paying of his
subscription, and it will be well to
continue to press for additional subscriptions.
Something like $108,000
is the present aggregate of the subscription
list. There are many who
will yet subscribe, many who should
subscribe. And we believe they will
do so. We have faith in Union's
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future and it appears to us that a man
who has no faith in Union's future
should move<out and on to some other
place. , t
Our cat says while spring chickens
are higher this year, the flavor was
never finer.
, NOTICE .
A special comunication of Union
A Lodge No. 75, A. F. M., will
be held the 24th day of May,
' iy"? at X o'clock Monday
evening in the Masonic
Temple. The M. M. Depree
will be conferred.
Visitinp brothers welcome. ?
By order,
Ben. L.. Berryf W. M.
Wm. C. Lake, Secretary. 2t
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| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED?Salesman for Union and
vicinity, commission contract only,
for spare time or full time. We will
teach you to sell income protection
throuph our free school of instruction
and help you build a business
of your own. Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Company, Accident
and Health Dept., Sapinaw,
Michipan. Capital $1,.500,000. 769-2t
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LOST?In Union a pair of Kryplok
plassfes, dark rims. Suitable reward
if retip-ned to Union Times. It
INSIDE TIRES?Cut tire * cost in
half. Save tire trouble. * War
ranted money back if not satisfactory.
Call and see me. D.. C. Flynn,
Agent, headquarters in Kelly &
Bro.'s opposite Bank of Union.
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FOR RENT?,A beautiful 5 room cottage,
with fertile garden and fr^iit
trees. Good neighborhood. Every
modem cenvenience. Apply to the
Wonder Store. 768-3t
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FOR RENT?3, 4, and G room houses
I for rent, modern conveniences,
price reasonable. Excelsior Knitting
Mills. tf
STORM'S DRUG STORE sells talking
machines. tf
FOR SALE?One new Burroughs
adding machine. Hughes & Jenkins.
768-6t.
MHVVV Tn f AAV u;.. i.
i>iv/n4i i * v# ??t c nave un
hand money to loan on farm and
city property. Barron, Barron &
Barron. Union, S. C. tf
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FOR SALE?Concrete Pier, Blocks
and Concrete Brick. T. L. Harney,
Call 106, Bailey* Builders Supply
Co. 661-tf
WK FILL PRESCRIPTIONS and
don't you forget it. Storm's Drug
Store. ? tf
FOR SALE?Several cars rough lumber?framing
cf all kinds and inch
boards. W. T. Jones, Santuck, S. C.
719-tf. ?
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN for
Railway Mail and^ Government
Clerkships. $110 month. Age, 18 '
upward. Examinations June 16.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars, write John Leonard,
former civil sprvicp nvaminerl
1235 Equitable Bldg., Washinpfton.l
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W. O. W. NOTICE
Maple Camp N'o. 323, W. O. W. will '
hold their tegular meeting Monday
night, May 24th. All members are
requested to be present as we are to j
arrange for an unveiling of monuihent '
to the late T. W. Hollingsworth on
June 6th. * ]
J. T. Clark,
768-2tpd. Clerk. 1
NOTICE I
A little white boy sold my boy a 1
bicycle for $1.00; the father of the lad t
says the bicycle does not belong to i
him. If the r.wner will identify the
bicycle and pay me the $1.00 and 25c <
for this ad. he may recover same. i
Itpd. Joe Sims, 14 Henrietta St. <
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THE WHISTLING GIRL
She has a taste for whistling.
A taste that's not permissible,
But still I don't object to it,
The pucker is so kissable.
Carolina Tar Baby.
King Alfonso of Spain has the reputation
of being the best dressed king.
Price of wheat in Argentine market
reached the record price of 26
pesos a hundred kilos (nominally
F&.25 a bushel.)
Eight persons were found dead at
the farm house of Jacob Wolf, near
rurtle Lake, N. D. Indications are
they were murdered with a hatchet.
Reports from Geneva announce
that the Catholic authorities of the
Canton of Fribourg placed an ban on
nodem dances, such as the tango and
fox trot.
Five waiters and proprietors of
lancing pavilions and cabarets were
irrested in Coney Island on charges
>f veilating the prohibition law.
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GREEN STREET REVIVAL
SERVICE FOR MEN ONLY
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Last night was the largest number
of converfs pf any service since the
revival began at Green Street.
Charlie ? Tillman's subject was:
''Bringing the Palzied Man to Christ/'
He showed how we could all have a
part in bringing to Christ those palzied
by sin. Fathers, mothers, Sunday"
school teachers and friends got
busy last night in bringing into the
inquiry room a great company of the
most of whom found forgiviness for
their sins. Something like fifty or
seventy-five have been converted and
the revival tide is still rising. Four
more services are all that are left to
us conducted by Brother Tillman.
Tonight 7:45, tomorrow 11 a. m.t tomorrow
3:30 p. m. men only.\ The
ladies' meeting at the same hour at
Green Street Baptist chvft-ch, and tomorrow
night will be the closing ser/
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This evening at twenty-two minute^
after seven Brother Tillman
wants to meet in the class- rpom at
the church all who have either been
converted or reclaimed during the revival.
Lets all rally to the closing services
of this wonderful meeting.
J. B. Chick, Patsor.
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NOTICE '
City taxes and licenses
are now due and the City
Treasurer is prepared and
ready to issue receipts for
same. Pay early and ^void
the rush. .
W. D. ARTHUR,
* City Treasurer.
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ttwlce of final discharges
State of South Carolina,
County of Union. < v
Court of Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
15th day of June, 1920, at 11 o'clock,'' *
a. m., ih the Court of Probate foi said
County, the undersigned will make hin
final settlement as guardian o^. the
estate of Rowland &. Hill, minor, and
that thereupon he will apply |o ^he
Judge of said Court, for his final die*
charge as such guardian.
J. P. Jeter. '
This 14th day of- May, 19206.
Published in The Union Times for
30 days. 4tv. May 15-22-29-June 5
Both Utah and Idaho are to have independent
or so-called outlaw baseball
leagues thtg season. | . fc
The Chinese boil all their bread instead
of baking it?or baked st all,
it is browned after boiling.
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